Publicación:

Análisis de la implementación de la política pública nacional de habitante de calle en Barrancabermeja – Santander, en perspectiva de derechos humanos

Resumen

This research analyzed from the Human Rights perspective the implementation of the National Public Policy for Street Dwellers in Barrancabermeja, which resulted in 59% daily contact with the family, more than 10 years of street living exclusively in the male population. presence of vulnerable population groups (migrants, transgender, disabled), 59% of the population with psychiatric difficulties in complete inadherence. Although 34% of street dwellers indicated access to health services, other Human Rights (civil and political, as well as economic, social and cultural) turned out to be violated or slightly addressed. The community response focused mainly on the support provided by the family was the one that had the greatest impact. Therefore, approaches to the population are required to adapt the programs to their needs and conditions, but also close to their families focused on guaranteeing their rights.